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re: My article published on codeproject.com & dotnetslackers.com

akhhttar — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 06:33:28 GMT

How to manage session?

session is maintain for every visitor of your website, it doesn't metter that user is authenticated or not. You can manage Session using Session object e.g Session["key"]= objValue;

How can i maintain security trimings?

Dod you wanna ask how to authenticate user if you are not usign asp.net membership provider? if yes then, you can authenticate user with your custom code( as i did in my article) and after sucessfully atuhentication you can genrate authentication token using FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage() Or FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie(), Please see the artcile for more detail.

Thanks

-Akhtar

re: My article published on codeproject.com & dotnetslackers.com

Ranjeet — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:29:50 GMT

How to manage session of user, if i am not using aspnetdb database and its membeship tables.

( Means without login control and membership class )

How can i maintain security triming.